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COLEMAN v. ROGERS

Civil No. CCB-14-616.

RM COLEMAN v. OFFICER KRISTEN ROGERS, ET AL.

United States District Court, D. Maryland.

May 23, 2014.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

RM Coleman, Plaintiff, Pro Se.

Officer Kristen Rogers, Defendant, represented by Dennis Michael Robinson, Jr , Whiteford Taylor and Preston LLP & Patrick Dugan McKevitt , Whiteford Taylor and Preston LLP.

Officer David Barnes, Defendant, represented by Dennis Michael Robinson, Jr , Whiteford Taylor and Preston LLP & Patrick Dugan McKevitt , Whiteford Taylor and Preston LLP.

ASA Michael Eugene Leedy, Defendant, represented by Stephanie Judith Lane Weber , State of Maryland.

Baltimore City Police Department, Defendant, represented by Glenn Todd Marrow , Baltimore City Law Department & Kristin Elizabeth Blumer , Baltimore Police Department.

Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore, (Baltimore City), Defendant, represented by Amy Beth Leasure , Baltimore City Law Department.

Baltimore City States Attorney Office, Defendant, represented by Stephanie Judith Lane Weber , State of Maryland.

State of Maryland, Defendant, represented by Stephanie Judith Lane Weber , State of Maryland.

MEMORANDUM

CATHERINE C. BLAKE, District Judge.

On May 3, 2011, plaintiff Ryan M. Coleman was charged with three counts of making a false statement to a police officer. These charges initially were brought by defendant Officer Kristen Rogers of the Baltimore City Police. Coleman alleges the officer filed these charges maliciously and without probable cause because of prior complaints he had made against another police officer. Assistant...

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